2
ALwiws strum
Double Sheestoreu
N40 and 42 W all street, No'rwalk;
‘ Headquarters for the intent styles in
holes AND GENTS'
FOOTWEAR!
Enamel Cork Sole,
J
, 'Box Calf Cork Sole, .
- Tan Calf Cork Sole, in
rBul‘l'Dog' Grecian and Ludgaté Toes
lobby and
Ladies’ Invisible Cork
Ladies’ Box Calf
Up-to-Date I
Sole Shoes, something warm and
- stylish.
Shoes in Lace and Button.
GLOVER’S DOUBLE SHOE STORE,
NORWALK, CONN.
"’Evmbody’s Shoes Bhined Free.
mi. Imvoifl‘cv.
._ near-on:
LOST illlllll
When in doubt what to use for Nervous nobility, Loss of Sexual Power (In either
Atrophy. Vartumele and olilrl’ weaknesses. from
Scribe Pills. Drains cheiked and full vigor quickly restored. If
trouble. result fatally. MJllCllflnywhel’E. sealed. (“31.00; 6
eveiy $5.00 order we give 3 legni no name: to cure or refund the money“
any cause. use
neglected. such
hose: for $5.1». wua
YEAL MEDICINE (20.. Cleveland. Ohio.
for Sale at Tomlinson’e draw atorr.
You Want
Fresh eggs, 30c dozen.
Entire wheat flour, fresh bar:
rel,
Apples, Greenings and Bald-
wins, $1.00.
New buckwheat,
The finest loaf sugar syrup,
Pickling onions,
Citron melons,
Mixed\spices, 10c,
Green ginger root,
Good vinegar,
i HAVE THEM.
Don't you want a nice cover
for your flour barrel; so
nice and handy; always-
among those things that
are a delight to the house-
keeper.
LORENZO OIBBLE,
ll North “till Street.
W
"I! BELIINM‘ED
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
- - GOALS
’03 me: “D macs.
human-comm
“MIMNWM
will driven. Bend order
for ample iced end aatlrfy
Minamolalnieeoe-
not.
kimono BROS.
do. Wit.
i
nah-1w. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
Formerly over the Post Office.
All work pertaining to modern den-
tistry, at the most reasonable chimes.
First-class work only.
All work guaranteed.
Office 18 a.m. to 8p. in. Sunday ll am.
Hours 9 to i p. in.
Ofiice and Residence. 14 Waahlngton
street, 3 doors above the First National
EATH
°°°D EFFECTS AT 13M"a THEN
CKTON’B VITALIZEB
Cum general or apeclal nobility. wakelul-
neu. apermatorhaammiulons, Irn tency.
par-eel: etc. Corrects lunetlonal d eordera,
caused by errors or excesses, quickly reelnnnri
Lost Manhood in old or young, giving vi or am.
strength when: iurmurwc Ikuuss prevaileu . ‘ ('on-
veulent package, :umple, eiiectunl, and legitimate.
. Cour. Is Qumnnuo THOROUGH-
llim‘l be Jar-Mind Ly I'nu‘mrr’ans: Insist on
CATON'S Vilalirerc. Sent sealed if your drug-
gist docs not how: H. Price Sir" pkgcJ) int 55.
with written guarantee 0 complete cure.
luiormntion, references, etc., but: and confidential.
Send no statement. i tow and 25 m. Ini’ a week's
and treatment. One only u-nl to each person. 4"
CATON Ill). 60.. BOSTON. MIII.
Boldby Geo. U. Stillson. South Nor-
wnlk.‘ , ‘ “WM--.
Mott’s NerverinemPIils
r e m e d m
nervous prov
. Cullen and
. all nervous
Commotion
been for
Vitrbi’cullni’liflbo.‘nm. 0mm
Sold by all drum
Till!
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
Aided by our deem dot-rich. cam. bor-
ingmwolaumm. we can quote
LOW PRICES OK
All Kinds of Timber Work!
Churches. Factorieaor any Large Build-
my work a specialty.
SHOP. WIDE AVENUE.
RAB? ‘NORWALK. CONN.
LESLIE OAIILI. leaner.
nun
‘aniougorhcr things, “The pcoplc in hell
enrol-r on one...
o It a , " t
feminism Whitememmomewllithen
be inflict aoutbnmara and Wuhlnzlon
mole-loan!!!” mhlngtodeoide.
Wt _ M will; easily moved to
Win; death and destruction. 8o fur,
however, all the disaster» pmdiutod by him
have been happily owned. lmgau Cox-lieu
in: quiet, phlegmntlu young men, of slow,
doiibcratuepwoh and oven temper. “ His
hatred of Blackburn, however, is of the
steady, glowing onlcr‘ that with provoca-
tion may stir him to violent action.
The feud between the Bllwkbumfl and
Carlieleeis an old undead their enmity
in Kentucky hue burned at e unruly hunt
since Bluekburn‘n' entrance Into public
life. The cumpnigu which has just closed
fanned this bound into a blaze. There
were Incidents bilili in the Blue Green
state and In Washington which singled
out Blackburnand Logan (incline no por~
aonal and political enemies.
Throughout his tour of the state Senator
Blackburn constantly referred to' Secretary
'Gnrlieio in un insulting and contemptuous
uxunnor. '
At Owoutown Senator Blockbum sold
urcmoro entitled to be calhid Christians
thou the people in the ludiuuupolie cou-
vention arc to be cnllcd Democrats. ” Dur-
ing this speech. in speaking of the bond
Hales, he sold:
“We know that .‘iorguu & (to. get a low
milliona of the unincy, but who got the
balance? 1 don’t say Curiislc got it, but
somebody did."
Fatal Naphtha Explosion.
WEST UP'I'ON, Muse, Nov. Il.——The ex-
plosion of u nuphthn retort In it water gne
pinnt hero fatally injured three persons
and severely injured several others. The
injured whom the physicians my cannot
live are Fred E. Bulumhnn of the Western
Gas Construction company, Fort Wayne,
nnd Thomas and John Williams, W ‘st l'p~
ion. The explosion took plucc iu the
plant of tho Kuowl‘ton our Works, where u
water gun plant was being installed. The
nupbthn retort caught fire, and the cxpln.
eiou followed. covering the men with the
blazing oil and burning them Ixeyoud recog-
nition. Charles Nelson of Upton was
burned about the bonds und legs, uud
James Fallon of Worcester bud his hands
and arms nominal.
Two Killed at a Grade (Ironing.
Rmmxo, Pa... Nov. 11.—-A fast freight
train on tho Pcnusylvuniu railroad run
into n clu'riugc mumbling it man and
womun m the Gibraltar grade crossing,
this county. Both were instantly killcd
and the moon's body tciyibly mangled. it
was uftcrwunl rccognizcd us rhut ol
Cli‘nrlcs F. Bright. aged 39 yours, a wcnlthy
cit? of Reading uud owner of consider—
ab real estate. On his person were found
$10,000 worth of bonds. The wmunu wus
identitiedus Catherine Boyer, n lil~ycur~
old working girl, uuuuu'rlcd. Bright bud
Iukcn her for n drive unknown to her
friends. who were under the impression
that she hud gone to her regular employ—
incut.
Poet and Physician Dead.
Pomonaucsm. N. \’.. Nov. Ii.-—-I)r.
ldwurd ll. i’urkcr, upmmiucut physiclnn,
dicd In this city ut the ugc oi' Til yours. lic
was uuthor of the liucs: “Life's rnco well
won: life's work well done; lift-'5 vlcmry
won; now cmucth rest." The lines Wore
thi- opening verse of u poem written 25
yours ago, and thcy were minded by the
widow of Joules A. Garfield us on inscrip-
tion for tho tombstouc of the mortyrcd
president.
Fatal Gus Explualnn. , ,
SCIIANroV, Pit. Nov. il.-~.\n explosion;
of gun in Nun's Shaft No. 1, Mutual by the
Dclmvui‘c, Inickuwuuuu uud \VI‘SLHX'II com-
puuy. burucd ‘bouuls l’. Williulus, umiucr
of ricmnfou. III I his Iiuuguriuu laborer so
scvcrcly tluit tIu-y will (Iic uud burned six
otbcr lnborcrs uud truck lnycrs ubout the
fuccnud bonds. The cxplosiou blowoul
lIvc t'l‘liliz-ll‘lllrl uud cl‘mtcd cousidcrublc
luu'm- in that purl. of the mine.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
’l'hc bufflcnhip lowu lull the (lrumpo‘
obipyiml on bur prclliuiuury n-Iul trip.
Mrs. Willlmn ii. \'uudcrbilf wns buried
in the l'umily mousolcum M New Dorp,
N. Y.
(Iongrcsz-nu-II lll Wusblugmu nsscrt (but
u HIIl‘l‘llll mission of tho lI‘Il‘ly-lll'll: congress
will lli' chihul.
(Juliuu I'I‘sidcnts of New York hmc
formed It socimy to (lcvlsc II pluuof govern-
mcul for thc ishuul.
Mrs. II‘chniuu of murdcr triul notoriety
wuouxnudnrd lu Ncu' York as n wituc-Is
In suppicIucquI-y prmwdiuus.
'I‘hc luIItII-uliip'l‘cxnu, which wuopurtinlv
ly sunk In (lob dock iii the Brooklyn nuvy
yurd, Wlifi pumped out uud Ilimtcd.
Mrs. Longti'y thc lll‘ll‘l‘K-i. Imvu tooth
many in London, in bur divorcc suit. Hire
occupies bur Iumlumd of dew-ting her.
(turn Abbott was burned to dcnth In her
father‘s below. in Milton, W. \‘u., in n
fire which, It In nib-god, wun storied by
outlnwu for riwcnm‘ on tho young womun.
A cubic diopofch from i’nmmm, (3010m-
bln, rillilN find on nIIIIInm' lulu bccn lonucd
bntwwu chuzucln nud Ecuador which ex—
cite» auupiciou and nppmhouulon in Colom-
IIIII.
rs‘eluttore lluunbrnugh and Pcttigmw
burn dcclurcd tbut tlicy would not. ill! uII-
vurmcn, offcrunyMun-notionIo u rot-ll!
not which l’mldunt Elect McKinley might
magnet.
The mlnth'ce of Aylmcr W. Ilmrpnr, who
died on Monduy in Iimmorclt Iimpilul, In
New York, from InjurII-s n‘cclvcrl Inn lilt-
loon Inst week, bellow (hot homunuuri-
dcrcd. and un Invcetlgutldn bu» been begun
by tho nuthorltim.
.iohu Regent. n cmuilunun mnplcycd by
Richard ilrundcs. II New York Wino Incr-
chant, at his cutmtry pIIu-c. near White
Plains, N. Y.. unmicl‘ml Willinm Smith,
at funuhnnd nod occidentnliy killed him
roll while pursuing lionry Wales with a
shotgun. ,
The litigation which was stowed In Now
Yorknbout threuwmlruugn by which It
who sought- to curator at hunt acme port
of the 09,000.01» which won embezzled
from the condo of William Lottimcr, who
died on Oct. 7,1876, leaving a fortune of
WEI Jami: a man other!
W . hinting"
rowing for, a; MOO/l,
millimetre they will be! .
0"" ,WllD ”Willi?!
‘ ‘ $10.60.
1
as ,,
wenr'cs well. ,
You'll find all the newspr-lo-
laced mixlums. brawn. gin]
830.00.” We're" some fine
‘fll'lldrin ready-made. ‘
and $3.50 a garment.
We Sell ‘ '
Boys' Clot/1mg,
Golf Clothing, .
Bicycle Clothing,
Goodman's Out/ifs, 4
.. Rubber Clothing. ,
NOW IS THE
TIME! V
OIL HEATERS,
SOUTH NORWALK
BETWEEN
NORWAL
VULOAN
New York or its vicinity.
this line-on account of the owners thereof.
Eié’fitnucu
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
A
nearly “.000 001i, ha; been compromised
man heirs. '
who. not»... ,1
Newer. has sac/I halve been shown in an all noel
bearer. They come to blue and bloc/{mlook as good
(lie thirty fiver/client tum/e» Ila-measure, and will
Manson.
Open Monday, Friday and
Saturday evenings.
OLD AN D RELIABLE
DainDirectFreight Line
Isle-man? I!
as ,
Toke: ‘ ,
date fabrics bare, soft
and black, blue and
black’kerseys and maltonswtoilor made ready-to-pula
an. ”2. «813.50. 875.00. 818.00. 320.00. 825.00.
garmanfs you seldom
How about your winteb Underwear? We've good unl-
lfy af 48c-—-betfer 98c, Sl.50—-best’ made
2. 75
BRIDOEPOIH', CONN.
To think about purchasing a new
lamp to light up your home these
long and dreary evenings. Call at
Nash & Van Scoy’s and see a line
that will beautify your home and
»~ will make you happy when you find
' how reasonable the price is.
From $3.60 to $I2.00.
Just received, our Cylinder Stove.
C all and see them before purchasing,
we can save you money.
NASH 8: VANSCOY.
Gor. ll. Iain and West Streets,
OONNIOTIGUT
'
:NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND;
K.
THE, PROPELLERS
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekman street, New York', at 5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. to; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7 a. m. to 5 p m. Upon npplication to agents the City of Norwaik
[Eagle and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
All persons are forbid-trusting any of the employees of the boats of
N'S'ALE
For the Month of November.
Complete line of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware, opaiware and
O
DIAMONDS!
A fine line oi stones at greatly reduced prices. All of these goods
while' not sold at strictly cost price, will be sold low enough to attract
purchasers, who will find many rare bargains.
.w. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street,
What is It?
thatpromptlyon tobay your ahoer at
onentoreratherthan another? Ian't it
. atyle,qoality,‘flt dorabilltyandprlooae
tetherhoe and prompt and courteous
t ti the ofthepropriotorand
atou onon mmthereellndooe-
montawelookforallhernlrhareofyour
patronage.
eo WASHINGTON S‘I’Nlfl,
Ioueh Norm-III. Conn
3. BROWN,
‘ ro mm
r,‘ hunter: on" ml Rumor m
m Beach on Agree-rental. rm,
treat: m... an»! lull-h m the
Norwalk
W
mtmurfiinm
Mwm.1~ ,
United mm o! Kl” m
alto-an by
final arbitrator o! the V6‘
IIIml-Iiitm
lord viiici‘ finding of England and two by
flu chit-f mum-o of the Uuiiod Statics.
controversy.
uic
United Status.
they were held either at Mr. ()lney'n reed.
KING OSCA R.
Lord Salisbury. the British premier, woe
to Iunkc a swcch at Guildhall, London.
later in the owning. it isununuuul cvcut,
portunt lntcrnutioual (mentions.
nmmn it was desired, if possible, to ac—
quaint Lord Salisbury of the finnl and sat
question In order that he might make such
uuuouncemcut us he thought fit concern
ing it. When Mr.01uoy and Sir Juliun
had their final conclusions. u. cnhlcgrmu
was III ouoc dismtcbcd to Lord Salisbury,
notifylugbim of the I'usult.
Vcnczuolu coutmvcrsy was settled.
“fee a General Agreement.
Iwrmuuul of tho court of arbitration.
'l'huI-I. Washington and London partici-
Iu-o loading
much an omicnblc Iucuus of adjusting the
most Imuhlcsouu' iutcrnutioual question
of recent yours. Although Lord Salis-
bury's stutcmcut was without details, it
is possiblc to give ull of the essential fun-
Iurcs of the treaty concluded in Washing‘
ml).
The main point, he is ulready stated,
is that Kb": ()w-nr ll. whom full thin in
, Won HF ‘WMI’WI :I'I'I \vrwnv, 3b." Hill.“
I." ,I..§,I. ‘.I‘.I, .: ..',
. I‘ l‘
l'.|' .n'l' Iium In loan: it in HIV .‘I‘lm
iI‘I-llvl‘ Ibo lillii‘l' four arbitrators. 'l'lu‘
Ili'li.\"l lll"' "‘.'unl‘ii.‘
l'l
_.
judicial Imniumeut, us their choice is left
unliruly to flu! judii'iur)’ of ”IO mspcctiw
mmilrics.
'l'hc other cssvufiul I'cuturc of the treaty
is limit 50 ycnrs’ ucluul wisscssion Is mom»
stilulc Ilflc. With this limitutlou unto
them-tiled districts. the cutirc sweep oi
oi the court of arbitration. The many
covers only \‘cliczucln, nud thc qucstiou
of ,‘l‘lll‘l‘lll nrhitrutlou thwmu tbc l'nitcd
Iiugofiufioun. As It king seldom lcnch-I his
country, except on stoic visits to otbor
the uucfiup: of thc nrbifrutm‘s, and tho
polar:- and tho hulls of Ibo Sir-«link por-
liumout Iu'o locutcd.
Regarded an a Wine Choice.
univcrsully l't‘mlrlll‘ll us It mun oI' grunt ntu
tniumcms. of jllllli'llll tcmpcmmcntand of
mulucnt foirIu-ss.
of Europe Inc is probubly the most popular,
Ihomuahly domocruiic in his wuy».
I'm-I that the SuIIIuliuuviuu rI-uhlcutu of
luruc HlllllR with which to buy him II pron-
out on tho cI-lnbmiiouof bin sixty-filth
birthday.
be aloud» Ii fur-I ii inc-hm in hciubl, tower-
Iu Idl neuclublngus.
Mock. lining tiu- grunduou of the French
mnruhal, i‘lcrumlottc, who in cutiI-Ildumd
ill'Iil. nmoug tho Illlll‘I-illlllll of li‘mncc. und,
moment chnmI-tnr uphcnvcd by the From-h
wvoluiiuu.
Sweden. thc rckulng turned it» Iittcnn
tlou Io Nulmlmn’n acncnde who won then
Victoriously uwr'vpinp; nvcr nli Europe. in
king. "lirl'lmlllllt‘Hill't‘til‘lll'll fotbo tlIronc.
'lfihc premnf king won retired on a collar,
thumb.
F
Weenmerox, Nov. 11.~—The king of
Sweden and Norway, Oscar II, has hem
, treaty between the United
States and Great Britoin III the fifth or
ucla boundary
Thcoihnr o .iitrotors, four in
IIquIwI', are to In} dcsiuuutml. Um by iii"
This is the final and the most in) urtnnt
lunture of the many for the comp one m.
jmnmnnt of the long pending Venezuela
The treaty won concluded
in Witshlnmn ut the British embassy, Sir
Julian Paunoofote ulpmsenting her Britan-
majeaty and ‘Hocrctary Olncy the
film-c the return of Sir
Julian from London, three weeks ago, no
gotlntiona toward a final octtlemcnt have
berm proceeding. Most of the meetings
wore of such an important chm-meter that
deuce or at the British mobiles-y, the two
houses being but qu blacks apart. It
happened that the concluding meeting was
at the embassy Monday night, and special
interest was givcu to it from the fact that
M which tho premier usually takes (xx-u-
sion to review the status of the most im-
For this
isfuctory adjustment of the Venezuela
It rout-11ml
him within one hour of thc (low when he
wcut on the platform (It Guildhul. uud It
wus the basis for his announcement to
Euglund and to the cutirc world thut the
It was a general unnoum-cuu-m. without
detail and without any n-fcn'ncc to the
pufcd In this cvcnfful scene by which the
English speaking: notions
Ynuczm‘lu Imuudury is plnccd In the bonds
Slides and (ircut Britain In loft in future
sororcicus, It is not oxpuctcd that King
(lscur ll will go outside of chdcu for
court is likcly to smut Stockholm, tho
cupllnl of chdcn, wbcrc Kim: Oscar's
'l'lic chm-'0 of Kim: (Muir uppcnrs to
how bwn it most fortunufconv. urinals
Ammur tIIu Iuonunthu
us bu goo-4 l‘rccly uniting the people lillll Is
'l‘hu
fooling cumrtuiumi for him be shown by the
thc [found Stolen ill'l‘ nt prom-lit ruining
llc I» known ohm nu 'i‘lu'Iiiunl King, he
Ingnbovc moat mun and u ccutI-ni thrill-c.
llc cmm‘s from noble
mm: Nupoloou bimiwif. uluioublodly tho
When In Iiilti Ilu‘ qut of tho VIM line
of kings mun ybildlcm on tho thmuo of
August. iHlII. tho rckndng ummlmoueiy
cheered licrundottc no crown prince of
Sweden. mid. on the dcuth of the winning
Imd. no he bud two l‘llll‘l‘ brothel-u, It won . ~ ' '
not cum-rod that ho wuuld numb the
Ho Iawmuc wnnmnudur of the
vadlah navy, and on tho dcuth of his two
older northern lmmn morn prince and
thereafter icing. Wbilo u prim-c, M. the ego
of no, homoduelonrof him-I nod met
the lovely Purim Sophie of l «run, then
not commit A union rollover-1. which
that“ minister to Sweden ’ ‘
”Insomnia ol the Ill
me A
Amer-loanedoil‘l.wmm M
mthoGroeleyroIIcl expodi, ‘
at the Mormon question. .'
Erica-on mentor)" or on ;.
future warfare. the condition or
undo! the soul?) nod fluorine
cimmvlcr and Iwm’nl the druid" 3‘s,
General ‘I'iluuilu' l'lm Flo”!
them-rill ’l'lmumr. glw» the full
picture of llm king: “A middle
tlcmun, drcml in a double '
coat of black diagonal and gnarl;
tmuscra, with full beard and,
just beginning to turn grey. ..
Ii foot 3 inches with a. grace and
that, were he an utterly unknown
walking down Broadway, would
many to turn and loci: at him.’3f y ,.
King Omar is not oniya new '
etutcemuuehip has advanced Norwfi
Sweden, but he has also a. L. ., ll,
throughout Europe nealinmaiot, mm 3
and poet und musician. He he W
dozen languages fluently and hall I
ough command of English, which. ;
of especial advantage In the present
trntion. His poems arewidelyroql
translated and have tukcu prizes in
Royal Academy of Art. Hie ' h '
qwdities linvc led to his “being ,llkonkd.
the into .lmucs G. Blaine, and I13, 7
lady, on being introduced to Mr.’Bllll M '
exclaimed, “Ah, he in magnetic; iibie
my king. " . ,
While most cordial toward the ill. ,.
States, King Oscar is not the loam
to Great Britain, although there In“ ,
tics of immediate kinship with the ,. &
royal family. He is, however. a milk .
personal friend of the Prince of Wain, lio
visited him at Stockholm in 1885.”,
royal elk hunt through the woods .0!
Sweden took place. His special ullyie film.
perox- Willinm, who visited him last yep)".
, The learning and judicial minced which
King Oscar has shown in several recent
urbitrntions has led to the feeling that he
is prcmininently qruilified for the responsi-
bility involved in his present choice by the
United States and Great Britain. ‘
Voice of The Thunderer.
Loxuox. Nov. ll.—Thc Times, in an
editorial commcuti ng on the fact that Vene-
main is not to be represented in the arbi-
tration tribunal, says: ‘
“This is a most Inmxching concession
and u signal diplomatic success for the
United States and is interesting to the
Americans much more keenlythen any
mcrc rcurrnngemeut of Venezuelan berth
tor-y. it secures to England the advantage
of dcnllng with n mspouslble and friendly
government and admits the principle thitt
the, United States muy not only intervene
in disputes with South American repub-
lics. but may entirely supersede the origi-
nal disputnnt and assume exclusive con'
trol of the negotiations. Great Britain
cannot bind othcr notions by this concea-
sion. but she sets up a precedent which
may in future be quoted with mot offset
against herself and she has great '
strongthcucd the hands of the United
States government should the latter desire
to iutcrrcuc in any future dispute between
n South American rcpubllu and any Eu-
ropcou power. If ncod scarcelybe said
that the right of iufcrfcrcncc involves re-
sponsibiliiy. If the l'nitcd States espouse
the quurrcls of petty rcpuhlics, theyure
bound to compel the rcpuhllcsto fulfill
their cugugcmcufs. Such a general pro-
tectorate. if executed 'In the (Equitable
muuucr which the Washington cabinet
may be. cxpcctcd to udupi, may go far to
cuforccthc principles of notional honor
and honesty in quarters Where now they .
are oftcu very iuuwrfcctly observed.” g
The Times muciiuics its article by euy- "
imzz ‘
I. .‘ , .z. .m.‘ Imcr'r
. . ’ ‘ ‘1’-.‘Izz’l‘liiz‘uilmi‘l
l.\;".' m .1 ‘ 3 N.“ - .. Ir Ii. I‘: Iiogluinl
lillll .\IiI‘.‘i‘I«';I um, «I: 9:qu Liv thorns-gives
uud nuc another that out of such It throat-
l:IIIcr :n'cussurul of III-lug men of cmiucut ~
cning dispu’n- Iutvc grown mutual good
fol-ling and the seeds of n pcrmunent arbi-
trutiou (mm. "
'I‘hvfifnmiunlmysiu its editorial today:
“The. VPnl'lel‘lfl softlcmcnt- is most grati- '
lying. It would be unpmfltnble hombre
thc ungruciousissuc of which party had ' "
prcvuilcd. ”
The Post says: "it is satisfactory to
know firm; the Vceczucluscttlciucut is not
It diplomntic dcfcut for Lord Sniisbury. It
im‘olvcs ummpmm-ms I’nrn‘m'hing and of
u must ulguiiicunt dcscriptiou. "
It May Embrace Cubs.
NEW Youk. Nov. li.-—.Tulinu Ralph,
thc London corrcspoudcut of The Journal,
suyn: -.
“The most Important inforumtion I
rcncbcd couccruiug the International
N‘lil‘liil‘ for tho Hottlcmcut of the Volle-
zuclnudisputo In flint It In the scope of
tho plnn for the now court, now rough ,
Ilgl‘l‘t‘ll on bofwwu Eugluuduud the Uni
Storm. to I-IubrIu-c within its jurindiction
mnftcrs fur beyond thu prcscnt time—flit
bI-ymul the importance of the Venezuelan
(lllllclllly. .
"if congress million the nrrnugnment, M
England surely will, l mu told thnttho
now intcruutionnl court In likely to in“ 2
rank In hintory with the past elitism “
at Vienna, llcriin und Home. inacnuwlt in
nimcd to make It u wrpctual Institution
for the hem-lug nnd mink-uncut of all m
of cumpluiut or irrltutlou butwecn the two
mIIutriI-s.
" iudI-cd it In mid that already Mil
gowrmuonm um diwuneing tho minimal
of lcnvlng to thlmmurt theilmtl Ill-polio
tiou of the undue of (John among the nu-
tlulm M soon u» the chimleln difficulty ll
M‘Hlt‘ll. , "
“l‘lilullllill bi fluid to be no notion! for
this notion on III tho l'nltcd Statue, health
lwr immcnuc tohnccu and cigar tmdo with
Cubn In prosmdc, cunning n grout lore .0
Enullnh operators. ‘ '
“I Inn told that the nttltude of -
fnvom uu ngrccnmnt that America ll! '
bold futon: supervision o'er (lube. Bill,
known thui thu other mom will BM Obi,
jcct to thin mode of culling the in ‘ ' ‘
mum of HpuIn In that Inland. and “WM
known that elm will not he allowed by
citber Europe or America to excrete! tide
Humminty horse". ‘ '
w... m m... 44......” a... Lu.-
Mrlllll‘d MIDI ”III“:
New Yunx, Nor. fl.-Thc utilities and,
other bulldlngn nt 1’. 1'. Lorll 'h M f
format I-louth Long Brunch, . Jamal
destroyed by fire this morning. mil!
destroyed It buildings. Now could,“
doneto my the Mel: The
null/Minoan haematite
i n, g.
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